Since announcing its plan to transition to a direct-to-consumer model, Audi Singapore has only had the Q4 e-tron. And now, a suite of all-new and facelifted cars are set to join the compact premium electric crossover.

For starters, the all-new Q6 e-tron is now officially available in Singapore. It sits on VAG’s Premium Platform Electric (PPE), which it also shares with the Porsche Macan. The featured example is the quattro variant, with an output of 382 bhp and a drive range of 625 kilometres. A rear-drive variant will join the line-up in the second quarter.

The Audi A3 models also make a return, although this time with a fresh facelift and new powertrain options. Both the Sportback and Sedan will be eligible for Category A COE, though the previous 1.0-litre engine has now been replaced with a 116 bhp 1.5-litre four banger. Prices of the A3 Sportback and A3 Sedan start from $189,999 (inclusive of COE), exclusively at the Singapore Motorshow.

Starting from Singapore Motorshow 2025, Audi Singapore will also introduce a 5-year extended warranty for all car purchases. Audi’s booth also draws inspiration from its upcoming House of Progress showroom with an Audi Sport Racing Simulator, Audi x Burnt Ends pop-up bakery and in its design with general cues inspired by the new showroom.

Besides the Q6 e-tron and Audi A3 Sportback, other models like the Audi Q3, Q7, SQ8, Q4 Sportback e-tron and A6 Sedan will be available for public viewing and test drives at the Audi exhibit.

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